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CITY ITEMS.

The Great sixty Days. Closin4.Out
Summer Sale
Has proved very attractive IL Il large number OF
customers All goods at reduced prices Many
articles below cost Bring US your order the first
OF the month and we will save you money.
n. Il. METzGER & Bro
l All 7th street northwest
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sold at ToPHAM's Mandatory
1871 Pennsylvania ave- n. W.
Facts Worth Knowing.
! Extraordinary Bargains in Refrtgerators.
| extraordinary Bargains In Coolers.
Extraordinary Bargains in Freezers
At The Fair s12 nth ST. NV.
(Goldschmds Old Stand.)
Cheap Berry Sets. Cheap Ice Cream Sets.
At The Fair, sl2 IN st. NV.
AT The Fair, sis II st. NV.
Handsome Baby Carriages, very cheap
Elegant :.
At The Fair, s12 9TH st. NV
(Goldschmid'S Old Stand.)
The prettieSt Goods at Low Prices
At The Fair, S12 7th st. NV.
FRANKIE & Co., Proprietors.
Fine Old Rye Whisky.
$3.50, g, $3.50 per gallon. Try gallon.
A small Cigar. Snort smoke. Made especially
for summer trade. Five cents each. Try Them.
n. I. METZGER BRO,
Al 1th street northwest.
Two Grades Of Canvas Dres. Trunks,
Two Trays, all muslin lined good and strong, for
- anu $l2 ToPHAMS Mandatory,
1871 pennsylvania ave. n. W.
Rogers Umbrella Factory,
6l3 d st. NV. Branch store l4th st. near II NV. 2
Board at n Pleasant.
Shady residence: good table; near mountains;
mile from station; terms moderate. Address H. l.,
0dluoo'Alc, FiluCc w IiuiiI Co, va.
Spectacles, steel and gold, SOC. to $3.50 4s7
Pa. ave. 24S27
All Kinds of Trunks and Harness
or our OWE make at lowest prices
ToPHAM's Mandatory,
123l pennsylvania ave. II. w.
An Extended Popularity. BROWNS BRoN-
CHIAL TROCHEs nave been before the public many
years. For relieving Coughs and Throat troubles
they are superior to all other articles. Soid only
an boxes.
''l-et's Talk S25 Elarness.''-Becker,s. 60
Immense Assortment Of Handsome Baby
Carriages Will be offered at private sale below
manufacturers prices at Walter Il. Williams &
Co S, aucIloneers cor. 10th st. and Pa. ave.
Tooth extraction obyiated by restoring root to
factoriiy. Terms moderate. Dr.. II. Mueller den
list, 423 11th ST.
COlburlr's
WORCESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE.
P1quant and appetZins. Has no equal in flavor I'm
<'Ibe Queen of Keers.',-Moerlein's pure
unauthorized Cincinnati Beer IS especially
adapted for family use. zoe. per dOz Agency i2O6
~ ST. NV tim
'sR OVAL Glue'' mends 'em.-Boston Varieties
COlburn,s
PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD.
King OF condiments. Flavor, pungency, strength
combined IN perfection. Finest mustard made I'm
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u Id. ward" prints. 4Oc, per ID
Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterlullk; sweet Milk
&c. per quart. Cream Loo
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1u,u.eu,en:. IO-niyi,t,

NaTIONAL.-..'The Mascot
AIEAUGH S.-"BoElmian Girl"
ITI>sN's.-''PiIaiOTe and Variety
MANASSAS PASOKAMA.-Day and evening.
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IRE MAN WHO WAS ARRESTED AT OAKLAND, ND.
Officer Grim, or oakland Md, who arrested a
uan supposed TO be ''Bllly' Williams, charged
vita bein. concerned In the robbery OF Policeman
ATno.i, OF AieX4udria, IS still convinced that he
naS the nigh, man, although LX-detectiye Vo,s,
u this city, who went TO Oakland to see the man.
said ne was not Billy" NJ VUs, said he -ecn--
hlZtu The prisoner a, a pvfSOn well Known TO the
tSilin.t Ton police and wanted on several oh ages
Iat NAH was arrested the morning Of the ISJ n
ii4ot AIT, a. tramp, and par in the tOwI. lock
UP LOT Il nearing IN the afternoon The lookup i
lOJ very strong prison. and when TN cficer
went after his man he f0tlud the urt,,u.r :, "A
broken Out AMI mad good his escape. Later In
Inc evening Officer Grim succeeded IN rearre5ting
Tue tramp, u resisted 80 strongly that required
iUUr men 10 put him IN d cell. pom examination
IL Was i0uud That The prisoner had marks and
scars answering The disruption OF "BlIiy" Williams
Ac weight height, LItTA> and sears OF the
prisoner correspond - accurately 10 the descrfp-
tiOh " billy William, that OtJcr rim as - ated
l. st!H convinced that Ae has the real murderer OF
OfI.cer Arnold
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EXCITEMENT Ran Hon

ExcITEMENT HAN HIGH
On 9TH street last Friday morning. The cryof
MAD DOG
Startled the lazy pedestrians who leisurely saun
terlng along that usually crowded and busy thorough
fare INTO new lie and motion. spreading
and terror all along the line.
PANTS AND PETTICoATs
became fearfuy mixed in the general rush for safe
TWAS NO FALSE ALARM
Along came the shaggy brute
Tai down S,,I mouth ,,,d open, eyes slarins
He struck q bee line" tor
TEN PER Kt eFSt d F ARLER,s uorsr
On entering there ne rsnsea Tor moment q. II TO
Of glass and Mst the sndow IN
were displayed those beautiful
which were being sold y y Mr.: hdisras
rage and uncomfortable fury he desperate efforts
The dog had evidently been started up 9TH street,
from point on or near the Avenue.
Coming from such source.
And pursuing diabolical a course,
one would naturally nier from surrounding circum-
AN EDUCATED DOG.
and had been sent Oh tins mission for the sole purpose
which. from the first day they were adpertised 6nd
bred much discomfort ard been source severe un-
offer anything Ia the way Of fair competition. sought
TO take mean revenge through the fundamentally "
seemingly rabld canine. The timely arrival of Officer
KENDALL Was quite relief TO the numerous customers
officer did not cause him to desist but the persnssVe
eloquence ola formidable black jscl" welded by his
powerful arm, brought the now thoroughly maddened
brute to speedy terms, and the place and the peore
were soon happily rid of the dangerous pestiferous
cuss We are pleased to inform the People, however
that the dog did not mangle mutilate destroy or DIS
figure all those handsome suits. There are more than
hundred OF them lett, all ia perfect shape and init
class condition, and will continue 10 be sold at
so.S1 A SUIT.
till the last suit is disposed of-duss and their attoru
to the contrary Notwithstanding Your attention is
called particularly to Immense llne of Fine Ready.
Made Clothing recently purchased by Mr. Adler at a
great saerlce and which be Is retailing II 40 per cent
Bona Eide Bargains go TO
VICTOR r. ADLERS
Ten III CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, TEN
927 and 929 eth ST y. w, Cor Mass Ave
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until 4 D. m.
81 Office Goats, stripes and checks, 25c. each. On
sale Mondays, Wednesdays AND Fridays from 10 .
O'clock m Remember the days and the hours. AZ
these coats will positively not be sold other
al otner hours 1e2l
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FOR SOMETHING DEESsY N LIGHT DEREYs 20 10
Franc, the popular halter, cor 1ta and streets,
and ask for the SI.9O hat.
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'WHY are the things tnat viii not last so perish
ingly sweet?'' Tlf~ however, will not apply 10
E.tstmanS Aloha Perfume, whose dellcacy and fra
GRANGE are only surpassed by It's LISTING qualities.
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FINEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF FINE FANCY
LEATHER GOODS tn The city.
JAS. =. TOPHAA. l.3:;1 Pennsylvania ave,
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SUMNER Day GooDs
White India LINENS MULLS.,
Plaid NAINsOOKS from 8. 10, 12h, Is to Csc. all
at reduced prices
Figured Linen LAWNS. reduced from 12}Sc to &C.
New Styles in French SATTEENS. %, 80, 35c.
Beautiful Styles American SATTEENS, Ike
Case sATTENS in short lengths, &c., worth in the
piece Ike.
Cases CRINKLES. &c. and &C.. great bargains
Lot of LACE JACKETS and POINTS, 25c. on the
dollar I'LL Wool.
PARAsOLs AND UMBRELLAS at greatly reduced
prices.
20 doz Balbriggan UNDERSHIRTs, 2oc, cheap at
37Hc.
Lot of French Lisle HOSE, &c., reduced from 5Uc
all black.
JOHNSON LUTTRELL,
je2o 713 Market Space.
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Trunk AND HARNESS REPAIRING by competent
wOTkmen at reasonable prices.
ToPHAMs, I2:}1 Pennsylvania ave. NV
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NOVELTIES For Hor WEATHER.

NOVELTIES For Hor WEATHER.
THERE ARE IN EVERY CITY GENTLE
MEN WHO LIKE NOVELTIES" IN DRESS,
OR, RATHER, WHO LIKE TO HAVE STYLES
AND PATTERNS DIFFERENT FROM GEN
ERAL STYLES, AND WHO, THEREFORE,
ALWAYS HAVE THEIR CLOTHING MADE
TO MEASURE FROM MATERIALS OF
WHICH ONLY SMALL QUANTITIES ARE
TO BE HAD.
WE HAVE BEEN AT SOME PAINS TO PRO-
VIDE FOR SUCH IN MATERIALS FOR
HoT-wEATHER WEAR SUCH AS FANCY
LINENS, PADDED DUCK, MARsEILIEs,
AND VERY LIGHTWEIGHT wooLENs
THE LINENS AND MARsEILLEs ARE
MORE DRESSY THAN SEERSUCKER, KEEP
THEIR SHAPE MUCH BETTER, ARE LESS
COMMON, AND WEAR EQUALLY AS WELL.
WE CARRY A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
THESE GOODS IN OUR CUSTOM DEPART
MENT, AND MAKE THEM UP TO MEAS
URE AT S15, 800 AND $50 SUIT.
FINE LINE OF FANCY yEsTINGS IN
WASH" MADE TO ORDER AT 81 TO &c.
WHITE FLANNELS AND SERGEs.
THESE ARE HANDSOME, DREssY, AND
COOL. WE MAKE THESE TO ORDER FOR
S25 SUIT.
E. B. BARNUM CO.,
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SHOES Ar AND Below Cosr

A NJ. WILSON'S TURKISH DROPs.-IT Is
a. TACT worth knowing, and when known to be re-
few minutes relieve the worst case of Dyspepsia,
Dysentery, Diarrhoea. Collie, Cramps. Cholera m
fa1tum, and any disease Of the stomach resulting in
pain or uneasiness. For sale by druggists generally
General Agency. $40 St NV. my28-s.1 w IWs
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STEAMER ". W. CoRCORAS makes two trips to
MARSHALL Hall See adyt. In another column
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STEAMER W. ". CORCORAS makes two trips TO
Marshall Hall. see adyt- in another column
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SPECIAL Nor1cE.

SPECIAL Nor1cE
During the months of June, July and August
surety cash customers who buy $500 or over in Dry
uoo,iS VIII receive a pair Of handsome DAMASk
Ip"tLo These elegant Towels all pure linen.
very me qfaIty, 1InuelIse SIZE yard and a QUAR-
worth 81 pair
BARGAINS BARGAINS pApCArlS
DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL COST
Atlif l. LAWNS nearly one ward wide finest
qu1lity. worth l21sc., reduced to Sc
BtAl Fll LAWNS, styles sc
tEENCH LAWNS l5c
LINEN LAWNS. I1c
FIGURED SATINES in sbor, epds ,yo-+h o.. .o
duCed T. I0c. '' "o''n -oC' TO-
btAI IltI LACE DRESS GOODS immense
witt, uoupie The width of single width dress goods
d., TX MVS,. worth aoc, reduced To 81 DC.
ChiNhi-ED GlNGHAMS, beautiful styles worth
1251c-. reduced 10 1s, '''Ae'' WI Va
s-bA hOss pure wool, wide double width worth
0oC reCuced 10 s.. sc.
fANC1 SILKS, 81, 40 and 45c
to ~, sofAh siLhS, cash value, 81 &C. reduced
tbLAo ilFGL DRESS GOODS, in Plaids. stripes
0HeeXs ana Fancy Styles, IL yards tor only 80
AA-- >E>ou- NO CREDIT
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s5 tn st fsnS 81 nw rear EAR
W, bh; stores 81 1000 40 = st. NV, b. h.,
a54 10 20 54s bdy i! s w. to- to st st
OH nT IL b ? i06 j 31 to g s2s ST. ooo
sa and 9TH OoO tHa.n
GIG to $50 Md ave s. Low nW b. h
17a 0 to II St l Il VII H. Haaiso
1sof T. to is05 St 's Sc. fh s4i "a
NV, h.. 5rs 5000 ~ Myrtle ST. n.e,b.h
y fsth and 18Th 600 4c4 400 S Cap. ST.
w,bh., ar, and f; ~ 14l4 samson ST. NV:
4o6'4os 18th St oooo e15 SIS Marion alley
s37 22d st. NV, bh.. ~ 81 to SO Myrtle st. n:
9rs.. 5000 e.. b.h 7r. each. 1000
900 Va. ave. sw, o.h 1870 Samson st. n.
1913 St n W.. fh pow sei 10 9 q St NV, Low
so, h1ssas Ia St 500
Grand 2houses 1000 BIB 10th St. # h. 6r1 100
M at o e r Sa my ny
Tie LIST and 1;itn ljea4i THos. E. wAGdAMAN.
FOR E; !, G., ,so EIGHTRooM
Lot to alley near C5E W E ne sE gtb s sasy
near s r roo esa ssah
front With frs rst,siass appotnsment. lot 23YSg
l226 st. NV. je24-3t
EOR sALE-NEw HOUSE. TWO-sToRY AND
Il basement press brick front. rooms; 4th St bet.
j e " McKiB ts Sli HEkRfSG, 1881 st.
FOR sALE i TWO HOUSES 1H on sns ST. NV,
asd Sa Ho ous on o ew Jaa prizes low
bsrs sIHo' ScK1BB1S HEERlSS A"'
'se' s5Suha HSs fSsEfa
NOR SALE OR RENI-4l2 AND 416 NEW JER-
Houses. All modern improvements. For terms, &c,
applsy. a, Coal Office, oo7 Pennsylvania ave- NV
i Brick; 6r: and cellar on Caroline St. $500
Brss 81 "n on bet s1oS and iS
Biiek, rooms, Ssath Place 1900
III rooms, = St. bet 9th and Il til sts......7 $50
1.rooms, On Gorco1a ,,n st 800
fenaoa St. M
rooms. Q st., bet lth and 9TH II - $500 $500
ON %HsEs BET 18th and
." IL rooms and stable on Rhode Islandav $500
Brick. 10 rooms Oh s,-bet.aOth & 2lst sts, new ,
Frame on Dnnbarton 1900
ps s s5 nesr los, Pension If
AZ s1s SISSs S.''
NOR sALE-sEvEN- ROOM BRICK, 10TH ST,
Il bet Q and Il. all mod. imps., renting Tor $3.50.
1snns o9 1880
SITS jel5
Tor sALE-cHEAP- BRICK HOUSE NEAE Bg-
improvements price, $1,000, and l sno,nsr in
sa efx Legality i Rsa and osns 5sFswS
Eos sALE-1sa4 10TH ST. n. w: So. 900 WILL
CANT and carefully residence built
my occupancy (John Fraser, architect David
Circle on broad 10Th st. opposite Mr. kobesons and
bo p foRRhsT DID, calvary RectoTs c
ton, by Cincinnati. Ohio. te4-lm'
INOR sALE--TwENTY-FIvE BRICK DWELLINGS
Il i'll the northwest, being built; price from
$4,000 to $4,000 each easy terms Can q office
ior bulletin = and IN examine plans DANENAowEk
EOR SALE-TEN NEW BRICK DWELLINGS,
Just completed, elislby loeas,d from 81 500 70
each on easy terms DASESho"5 ;s1 sSS
ICOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS
II Several six-room Houses A St y. e; M modern
sasb Also i9 per cent Price only
prick I5sh st. bet bet Tan and
and Easel Sn s S 9Th
rooms on Marion bet 6tI aud 5th sts $50
AHgly vt i4 as ksS So se .;s
nor sALE-A NEW BRICK HOUSE ON e ST. S.
THOS. G. HENSEY
ie21-2w 1905 F St n. w.
EoR sALE.sPECIAL ATTENTION OF PARTIES
sns n.hss e lush s w0
finished handsomely frsssGsd ana fssiy Rrss,slsss
owners, sos 14th ST. NV. ap23-1Ow'
r dow brick house. containing rooms and cellar.
T on
TIOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN, TWO SMALL BRICK
houses. northeast: under rem. at 1850 each; will
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The Best Saratoga Trunk
For $40 that can be had anywhere is made and
sold at TOPHAMS Mandatory,
1921 PennSy iyania ave. u. W,
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JAS. >. ToPHAs 1,.31 Pennsylvania ave.
julius LANsBURGH 30 9TH street, offers to-
mOrrow, and continues throughout the week. the
following Specialtes: 80 pieces excellent straw
Mating at 1~c-. reduced from 2.lC.; 40 pieces
JJintIrss mating 81, reduced from -+a:., anu
The balance OF ali grades OF straw mating ut
tOnishingly low prices; 1000 smyrna mats, Soc-;
I.IU0 pest quality smyrna rugs $40, reduced
from $3.50; an SiJO best smyrna rugs reduced 10
s2.tti, ami all $3.50 best smyrna s4.:SS; window
>hddr> ali cOlOrs and patent spring fixtures, Soc,
and 100 pieces furniture linens low a. 12c per
yard
STEAMER W. ". CoKCoRAN makes two trips to
Marshall Hail. SEE ddvt- in another column.
REDUCED TO $40 suits that are sold by other
dealers at as, at EISEMES Bros manufacturing
CiotIieTS anu Jai.0rs, cor 9Th ana T.
Gas STOVES at shedd Bros, 45a oh st.
FINE IIsE OF Fancy Straw Mattings at 12f and
loo. per YARD. ". u. NOSES q son.
A GOOD serviceaole Boys suit reduced 20 s5which
other houses call cheap al $3.50 EIsEMAS BROS. :,
manufacturers. cor. 1th anu T.
GARDEN VASES at sliedd Bros, ~ 9th ST.
FOR FIVE YEARS
cancer eat my face. and was cured by DR.. Pagin
~ 10 days.
NJ, E. THOMAS 80 18th st. s.w.
CHLDRES's SUNS reduced TO $3.50 that others
stl IL $50 EIsLMAS Bios cor 7th and E.
GARDEN HOSE al >hedd Bros, A. 9th st.
FOR spring Iainb and Washington dressed beef
80 To John X htlly, stall G2S bsb and $50 center
h-aIAet, AMI 10 and -Oo Northern LIBERTY mdrAet-
EErrCED to so suits that other dealers offer as
Bargains ~ So aj EISEMAN BROS, corner TN
aha l.
TEE best and cheapest gas range at S. S. shedd
Bros, A. 9;h ST.
SAVE EyEsIGET. consult IituIpler, ave-, cor AZ.
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A CARD.
WE WILL RENDER ALL BILLS ON OUR BOOKS
NEXT WEEK THESE ARE DUE AND PAYABLE
JULY 1, 1887. WE WILL THANK OUR GUS
ON OUR COLLECTIONS DURING THE DULL
SUMNER TO MEET OUR OBLIGATIONS THOSE
WHO PREFER TO CALL FOR THEIR BILLS WILL
FIND THEM READY
EARLY SETTLEMENTS WILL OBLIGE
VI. N. SHUSTER SONS
je25 919 Pa ave.
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IHE PISKSFY MEMORIAL WINDOW UNVEILED
-As 11AOuhctd IN HE SIAk. the Finkney memorial
"lLdo" II - LHhe> II. F. ChIryh W as uncovered
yesterday alter tRe morning service. THIS Is the
H4h0Ow over Viii h there has brcn some cont ro
FtFsy between the rector and ye-try. Owlng TO the
recJOrs refusal to hold d formal .unyeilin5rr
service on The ground That such IA service was not
dU' HoTiZct Oy TIE ritual. here was no ceremony
Yesterday. one VI TIE veStrymen simply nuIIpd
away The dTapeTy that concealed the window from
view The window has been placed al the right OF
the cIape. and the central part represents Christ
blessing little c1ildrrn.
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THE GREAr REMAScE Gorp
MINING CO.

Organized Under tie Laws OF New York.
CAPITAL. 81. 600. ooO in 100000 Shares of the PEI
value Of 81 each. Full paid and unassesssble
This company owns the Great Romance Gold Quarts
Nine situated about 10 miles from the city OF San
tsgo, Territory OF Panama. United States Columbia
aD sS hs only q s
healthfu climate where the temperature between
10 and 80 degrees the entire year
The Great Romance Gold Quartz Mine is 1900 feet
milling gold quartz the largest BODY high
grade ore, exposed ITS entire length owned BY any
company in the world
and south and is ie tee, slde of Free ed oaata son
and easily worked, averaging fully els per ton
Near the mine the company have secured q wsters
power sufficient to run LOCO stamps the year round
With . 100 stamp mill erected 300 tons Of ore per
day can DE nilied which AT al average OF Up yerr
Cost OF mining and milling including
all expenses, $500 yer
For Net 6d Proceeds o per ao day ss@so
Tor divioenos
stamp mill has been contracted for. which VIII b
erected possible the mime being already d.
veloped to supp.yit
There is investment more IRRITABLE and no enter.
pss e as soas ,San Free nn s1
Quartz Mining.
The Great Remapce with the magnitude Of the vein
the quality ore and the quantity exposed msk6
il safe business proposlon IL being siInply cues.
of the number of stamps employ ed To he by water
power, to ensure o continuous revenue Of one hun.
ored l,er cent per snnum .l-.
These facts have been verified by experienced en-
limited number of Share are for Subscription
at e. per Share payable % per cent ON July Aue
Is, sep. ID. and Oct Id.
Application hss been made TO List the Stock ON Tia
Board. Nm ID. FAkRAND, Prest
The Great Romance Gold Mining Co.
Further information and stock may be had n IN.
GEO. VIM. BALLoU L CO., Bankers.
Wall ST., New York
All application for Stock by Letter or TelegrsuA
must be made or before July2 s-aS -
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SAVE EYE>iGE1, consult HenlpIer, ave-, cor Az
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BEWARE OF MALARIA-buy lots at Garrett Park.
among The healthy Montgomery County high
landS.-1drt
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SENT TO JATL--LOuisa Carroll, cOlored. pleaded
CUNT In te pollce court this morning 10 charge
112l New Jersey avenue. She was sentenced to
thirty days In jail The goods purchased with the
stolen money were turned over To Mr.. Burgess.
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JoSADAB OFFICERS ELECTED.-J onadab councils
nave elected oiLcerS as follows: Centennial No
w OOiulan Gibson, r. G.; A. y. Dewey w l.:
:. II Mitchell, V g.: TAOS. T. Maddox, X. :: Win
H. Young, r =; JOS S;ickei, treasurer: Lewis
hrlIn-T, guide; JnO ;. Mcdonald A. c.: e. Flor
euee l. w; JnO. l. King, o. w; " Bunch, organ
~. DtlegateS 10 the sovereign Council Vim
Boron, IhO~- L. Maddox and BenL Leach
Pioneer, No. I-JHO. j. Weed ". C.; j. Z Frost
r g; l. T. Baker, V g.; Gen JnO. Tyler, IT,
worthy patTiar,A n; Fred sample Il. :: j. e. Law
F. =; X o. Po.EinaOrn, treasurer; \ r. Funk,
g4ltr; Geo T. Hlui, a. e.; Patrick Ps,rlan l. "
,.Ad :. H. Williams, o. W: Gen. JnO. Tyler, IT,
ives 10 ths sovereign council for two years, and
J. T. Frost and ". IA. Norton, Tor one ycar The
meetings OF The council viii hereafter be held In
OraLd ARMY building.
EVESrs IN TIE CHCRCHEs.-Rev. Dr. Kent pas
tOr OF the JL4Eer>JIl7t church made the recent
.tIs.I OF tAt Ah4o'eT professors Tor heresy the
tnfilc " Ms Dis curse Yesterday morning lie well
coined the AudOyer movement as u Christian
movement TO recall the church TO its true object
70 prOinCae a hyin- and genuine faith IN God
rev. d. J1Lii T. Nc" nam preached last evening
II the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal church
IN interesting sermon on dOUo- iuI doubt
era Al The First PreSDt terrain church yes
lefuay KEY. Dr. Sunderland preached 10 a larxe
congregation, which Included tlIt President and
Ms CIeyeiaId. Rev. Mr. D3L.rl- pastor OF the
New Jerusalem church, dti.Nere last evening the
LAST or a course OF nYe sunday evening lectures
bis subject being Tine Las, Ju !sIne nt.'
THE NORTON NAVAL CONSTRUCTION AND SHIP
BUILDING CO., OF New YORK and New jersey have
Just declared II pr cent dividend from net earn
lnSs $3.50 carried USIuiing fund.- leaving 900
1or future d1vldends---ioc;-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-27

STEAMER W. W. CoRCoRAN makes two trips TO
Marshall Hall. See ddyt. in another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-27

All Kinds of Trunks and Harness
OF our OWE make at lowest prices
TOPHAM'S Mandatory,
1881 Pennsylvania ave- II. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-27

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GRAND CLEARING SALE.
WILL OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
GOODS IN
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different departments, enumeratne special lots in
each at such prices will assure ready
over. and they must be sold even great sacrifice
IT, Sc &C. g s g g
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We are wiling to start GU. with loss of $4,000 If
STILL GREATER LOSS.
prices of the goods advertised do all the talking
This whole column is devoted to our Clearing Sale.
Items will be changed
FROM DAY TO DAY.
New Sacrifices will be made
FROM DAY TO DAY.
Read This Advertisement
FROM DAY TO DAY
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
All our best French Koech-
Inns Satteens, beautifupa
terms, sold as high az
Soc; will now let them
go. Clearing Price, 15c
One Lot of single width
Dress Goods. sold at 2.1c,
enough for Dress Patterns Clearing Price 12kc
One Lot of Grey mixed
Checks, Stripes and Plain,
Mohair and Worsted Dress
Goods sold as high as Boo, Clearing Price DOC
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-27

THE POLICE on HAND, But THEY CAN'T FIND OU1
WHO Is SINGING THE BOTTLES OVER THE BUILD
ING-THEY ARREST ONE OF THE CROWD FOR THROW
ING A TIN CAN ABOUT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-27

Fine Old Rye Whisky.
$3.50, g, $3.50 per gallon. Try gallon
A small Cigar. Snort smoke. Made especially
for summer trade. Five cents each. Try them.
n. I. METZGER & BRO,
l Al 1th street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-27

THK best and cheapest gas range at S. S. shedd
Bros, 49, yth 81.